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40 New One-Bedroom Apartments: Reconstruction of Woolworth Building Begins!
Günzburg is planning to convert the Woolworth building into 40 one-room apartments. The need for housing in the city center is being discussed.
40 New One-Bedroom Apartments: Reconstruction of Woolworth Building Begins!
A major renovation project is coming up: The Woolworth building in downtown Günzburg is to be extensively redesigned. A total of 40 new apartments are planned, which will fit idyllically into the cityscape. Loud Augsburger Allgemeine These are mainly one-room apartments, with 16 of these apartments to be located in the attic and 12 on the first floor. An additional 11 apartments are planned on the first floor.
The Günzburg building committee is currently discussing intensively the need for such one-room apartments in the city center. Given the increasing demand for housing in urban locations, this project could come at just the right time. The decision about the exact apartment sizes lies in the hands of the builder.
Future of the bridge gate complex
At the same time, the renovation of the bridge gate complex in Rinteln is being pushed forward by investors Thomas Schuster and Marc von Pruski. However, there will be some unanswered questions at the Brückentor: What will happen to the hotel operations during the renovation phase and what will happen to the traditional Woolworth brand? Like that Schaumburg weekly paper reported that hotel operations will remain unrestricted for the time being until the new hotel rooms in the Woolworth building are completed.
Once the project is completed, the hotel tower will be converted into additional apartments while hotel operations will be relocated to new premises. A new breakfast room will also be housed in the new hotel. Architect Wolfgang Hein has made it clear that it is not possible to convert the business premises while operations are ongoing, which means that Woolworth will move in with a new concept after the renovation.
For anyone interested in the various phases of renovation, current information is available on the Bridge Gate Complex homepage. Here, residents and interested parties can track the progress of the project and find out about any changes.
So it remains exciting: Significant changes are coming in both Günzburg and Rinteln that could have a lasting impact on the local cityscape. Both are projects that require a good hand in planning and implementation in order to meet the needs of the community while respectfully preserving traditions.